discovered the origin of hundreds of human skeletons found at the bottom of the River Thames. In the study, researchers conducted radiocarbon analysis on 30 skeletons, revealing that their ages ...

Experts Baffled to Find Human Remains at the Bottom of Thames River, Unsure Why They Choose ‘Strange Location’ to Die A 19th-century antiquarian, H.S. Cuming, in ‘On the discovery of Celtic crania in ...

By Alexander Nazaryan The banks of the Thames River have hosted human settlements ... an author of the study and an archaeologist at the Natural History Museum in London, which contributed the ...

Though it’s impossible to know exactly why the bodies ended up in the river ... at the Natural History Museum of London. The team dismissed the theory that bodies entered the Thames through ...

Scientists and historians finally know why hundreds of human bones are still being pulled from the bottom of the River Thames in a 300-year-old mystery. Researchers examined 30 skeletons found in ...

This isn’t the first time Arthur has encountered ancient bones in the river. In an earlier study, she takes Cuming’s assumptions into account while delving into the history of the Thames ...

The beautiful and historic River Thames has been captured in all its glory in the Thames Lens 2025 competition ...

BRITS may not be realise that are 180 tiny islands dotting the River Thames. Not all of them are open to the public - but here are six of the 'Thames Riviera' islands with an interesting history ...

Chronology efforts led by researchers at Natural History Museum, London, and Historic England have produced 30 new dates for human remains pulled from the River Thames, establishing a ...

The River Thames dataset is the world's longest continuous ... agricultural and industrial history through the changing quality and ecological status of a vital freshwater resource," said Helen ...